marcus solis joins us live from the upper west side with more. hi, mark. >> reporter: rob, a lot of activity now. hours ago there was a crime scene after the incident that took place after midnight. 19-year-old victim was surrounded by four individuals who began slashing and attacking. the victim suffered injuries to his head, back, and his hands. the suspects took off northbound running on foot and police continued to look for them. al you said, this is the latest incident in a string of slashings and stabbings that have taken place throughout the city. they are up 20% even though they make up just 2% of all place here on the subways. nevertheless, the city addressing it. they rolled out a new initiative called operation cutting edge. >> knives are everywhere. someone in a moment of passion, domestic violence did it suit with a neighbor, there is a ready instrument available. >> reporter: so nypd will be track them as part of the com stat program. he is expected to survive. marcus solis, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >> marcus, thank you. >>> the

i'm marcus solis. details coming up in a live report. >> also ahead, new developments if you have allergy congestion, muddling through your morning is nothing new. ...your nose is the only thing on your mind... ...and to get relief, anything is fair game. introducing rhinocort allergy spray from the makers of zyrtec . powerful relief from your most frustrating nasal allergy symptoms*, all day and all night. hasn't your nose been through enough already? try new rhinocort allergy spray. muddle no more . >>> welcome to "eyewitness it is march the 5th. you can tell we're getting closer to daylight saving time. already lighter than it usually is at this time, which we love on this shift. not bad. >> not complaining. >> not complaining at all. >>> good morning, everybody. thanks for tuning in. i'm rob nelson. >>> glad to have you here, glad to be here and glad to see you. >> it's bane long time since -- it's been a long time since i've seen you. >> it's been months since i've seen you. >> welcome back. >> th

marcus solis joins us live with more on this. good morning to you, marcus. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. the incident happening by the ticket booth near the 96th street subway station. now that victim remains hospitalized. this was just after midnight when the attack occurred. the victim set up by four suspects and the victim suffered injuries to his head, back, and his hands. the suspect took off on foot north on broadway. this is the 96th street station. the latest incident happened just a couple of days after the nypd announced it was rolling out a new initiative called operation cutting edge where they try to target and pinpoint stabbings that have increased 20% this year even though the number of incidents in subways is small relatively just about 2% of all slashing cases. again, this incident happening just after midnight this morning. the victim is in the hospital expected to survive. marcus solis, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >> marcus, thank you very much. >>> a congregation in new jersey is proving that a church

then, when the president entered his second term in early 2013, solis resigned. >> you can present your side of the facts to as many people as you can but it wasn't enough, it wasn't enough. >> we just met up with another migrant family, a mother and her son. we're following them to bring lunch to the father and brother. the brother is 16 and that's interesting because some of the big tobacco companies have pledged not to have anybody under 18 working in the fields that they source their tobacco from. >> most big tobacco companies have pledged to eliminate the use of child labor in tobacco production around the world. but under us federal law none of the activity in this tobacco barn is considered particularily hazardous for children. >> right now, you're looking down from the first level. there's 3 more levels up after that. on the top level, putting in over an eight hour day, a 16 year old. sixteen is old enough to work in most jobs. but in most industries 16-year-olds are barred from doing ones as hazardous as this. straddling loose boards dozens of feet off the ground and without a

marcus solis, channel 7 >> crossing fingers, marcus. thank you. >>> police this morning searching for the person who opened fire outside of a queens nightclub shooting a livery driver in the head. robert castillo is in critical condition. his suv crashed into a pole after he was shot. this is surveillance video you will only see on "eyewitness news." it shows the crash early yesterday morning. castillo was working as a livery driver. he had just dropped off his passengers at the club. they went inside but ran back out because they were being chased by the gunman. they jumped back into castillo's suv. >> we believe that the people that were being shot at were everyone side of his vehicle -- inside of his vehicle at the time. instead of the person hitting the people he was targeting, he hit mr. castillo, the driver. >> the investigators say castillo is not a licensed livery driver but has been working for a bronx car service for the last month. there has been violence at that three people were slashed during a hip-hop performance. >>> als

they say were *taking advantage of people. 3 rosalita de santos and alejandra solis claimed they could bless and cleanse money. they advertised other services on a local hispanic radio station. manatee detectives say in addition to blessing the customers' money... they sometimes took the cash. in one case - they even replaced it with *counterfeit bills! authorities believe there may be more victims across the state.. and they're warning people to watch out. de santos and solis have bonded out of jail. 3 3 new details about the change in leadership at the florida state fair... the executive director has resigned after an *ethics* investigation. 3 fox 13 has obtained details of the state inspector it found that charles pesano - who'd been executive director of the fair authority since 2004 - abused his position of power for personal gain. the documents show that pesano authorized a purchase of candles from a candle company his wife owned... ...received a free hot-tub worth 38-hundred-dollars from a vendor at the fair... and received free tampa bay rays tickets from another exclusive fair

"eyewitness news" reporter marcus solis joining us live with the latest details. marcus? >> reporter: details from earlier this morning but the search does continue for the two missing crew members of that tug that sank after it crashed against a construction barge. at 5:20 this morning, the tug called the specialist is coming from north traveling southbound through the navigation channel here at the hudson river. it was hip tugging a barge. basically, it was alongside the barge when it struck that construction barge. one person was removed from the water and pronounced dead at the other two remain unaccounted for. there are boats in the water and helicopters above. no divers in the water because the tides are too strong. this crash happening at 5:20 and the question now whether or not the construction barge was adequately lit. >> the tug that collided and sank did strike a stationary barge pretty much head on. it was pre-dawn at that time and still dark at 5:18. so we don't know whether a lack of, you know, vision is a factor there. >> reporter: you may remember in 2013,

marcus solis, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> the news continues on eyewitness news at 6:00 on this very busy thursday night, so what caused the huge pavement damage that led to big delays at laguardia last night? we get some answers tonight. >> breaking news in the new lot section of brooklyn where there is a hazmat situation, the fire department investigating an the area of the buckeye pipeline in brooklyn, traffic in the area shut down because >>> we want to return to that breaking news in the new lots section of brooklyn. there's a hazmat situation. this has to do with the buckeye pipeline that feeds into jfk again a hazmat situation, shannon sloan over the scene. what's the latest? >> reporter: we now know there was, in fact, a break in that buckeye pipeline that takes jet a fuel to kennedy airport which left that fuel spewing up out of an old abandoned rail line here along linden boulevard. so it was a mess. they did report there was a very bad odor of gas through the area which makes sense since that gas was spilling up. now what we know at this points is that they

marcus solis joins us live from south ozone park with more on the story. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. crime scene investigators are investigating as this beating left a bouncer dead at 1:15 on rockaway boulevard in south ozone park. police responding to a 911 call of an assault taking place. they found the victim severely beaten with severe trauma and may have gone into cardiac arrest. the victim taken to jamaica hospital where he was pronounced dead. police have taken a number of people who were inside. bar into custody. they are questioning them at the 106th precinct. at this hour, no arrests in this case. marcus solis, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >> strange story. >>> commuters who rely on new jersey transit are breathing a sigh of relief this morning after workers and new jersey transit did reach a tentative deal to avert a strike that, of course, would have caused a commuter night mare starting monday morning. it ended a dispute that has lasted five years, when the last contract compared. the new contract runs through 20

soly have to, obviously, bone up on all the rules and all of those things. my goal is to be dissipation nate and to be neutral and passionate and make sure that the rule of law prevails and the delegates make their decision however the rules require them to do that. i wi right now i'm trying to get congress moving in the right direction. [ inaudible question ] there's at lot of ceremony to bone up on as well. [ inaudible question ] >> no. nothing has changed other than the perception this is more likely to become an open convention than we thought before. so we're getting our minds around the idea this could well become reality and therefore those involved in the convention need to respect that. [ inaudible question ] very pleased. got a good vote out of the budget committee yesterday. i'm amazed how fast they got it out. when i ran the budget we would get out at 10:00 at night. chairman price needs to be complimented for how fast he got that moving. he beat my records. look at the budget they passed. it pays off the debt. honors our military with the equipm

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it is the one place, though, friends and family are finding solis. just turned 24. >> reporter: community lead ors are calling on everyone to allow the process to play out peacefully. what we are asking is simply for the truth. >>> the da telling us tonight, investigators still have a dozen people they need to talk about, that is why she is holding off on releasing the autopsy report, also pastors and community leaders planning a community meeting tomorrow afternoon. services for him are scheduled on friday. >> ken smith, live in raleigh, thank >>e r chardson was last seen yesterday afternoon walking near an elementary school. richardson suffer pr-s ail wants including all-timers and he does not have his medication. he may be viceits taisent in the raleigh area. ifyou have seen him, call the police. >> a carolina man is a free man after a judge dropped his conviction, in court today the judge said the system failed howard dudley. he has been in prison is serving a life sense when he was convicted of sexually assaulting his 9-year-old daughter. the st

deputies say "rosalita santos" and "alejandra solis" advertised and palm readers.. who claimed they could "cleanse" in some cases, deputies say the pair simply took and replaced it with counterfeit bills. one county in south record number of pythons. according to the researchers in collier county bagged more than 2- thousand pounds of the invasive snakes-- researchers say the snakes are breeding faster than ever-- because they can easily hide in animal burrows. coming up on good day orlando at six. your morning commute could look different. a ramp in the middle of downtown orlando is now closed-- for the next three years. find out where it is...and how you can get around it. plus-- we know now the name of the victim... who died in a house fire in minneola. coming up... how the local community is working to help his >> john: it's 6:00 here on your friday morning. i'm john brown. >> i'm luanne sorrell. thanks so much for waking up with this this morning. >>> details on closures that could impact your morning drive. >>> to find out that somebody did that. >> john: hear

deputies say "rosalita santos" and "alejandra solis" advertised themselves as card and palm readers.. who claimed to people's money. but-- deputies say ripped off their customers. in some cases, the pair simply took the cash they were supposed to bless. they also replaced real money with conterfeit cash. the pair has since bonded out of jail. p:: one county in south florida is seeing a record number of pythons! according to the miami herald-- researchers in collier county bagged more than 2- thousand pounds of the invasive snakes... over the last three months. this comes just one month after f-w-c wrapped up a python hunt-- where more than one-hundred pythons were killed. researchers say the snakes are breeding faster than ever-- because they can easily hide in animal burrows. new in entertainment-- the next chapter in an acclaimed sci-fi series hits the box office this weekend. it will try to knock disney's "zootopia" from the top spot. fox's jonathan hunt takes a look at 444444444444l `4@3 `qpp closes in downtown orlando overnight-- for the next three years. we're live with the deta

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the good news is they do not live in spring valley, marcus solis, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> new at noon the better business bureau is discussing its grading for trump university. officials with the agency say its rating on trump university was as low as a d minus in 2010. that rating, however, climbed to an a plus in 2015 when the university no longer existed. the better business bureau received multiple complaints about trump university which drove the rating down. after three years, those complaints expired, so the rating went up. >>> opening statements are expected to begin on thursday in trial of a mother accused of killing her five-year-old son back in 1991. michelle's son timothy disappeared from a carnival in may 1991. his partial remains were found a year later in an industrial complex in edison. a grand jury indicted her for the murder p in 20 14. >>> police in newark are overnight shooting. two suvs collided around 4:30 this morning at south orange avenue and south 10th street. one person there was found to have been shot in the leg. the victim is recovering in the hos

eyewitness news reporter marcus solis is live at the scene with marcus. >>reporter: and, shirleen, here at the scene police still processing the vehicle. you can see it has come to rest there down the block. car. now, it appears that a victim was pick up passengers, operating as a livery cab driver, even though the city so. nevertheless s nevertheless, he was the unintend victim of a dispute that stem outside a nearby nightclub. the suv came to rest against a utility pole, the driver losing control and crashing after being shot in the head. it happened around 5:00 a.m. at 35th street and 37th avenue in astoria. the unidentified victim in his 40s was picking up passengers at a nearby club. police believe someone began firing at a group of party instead. >> last night i counted eight separate fights out there. there, horns blowing, 3:00 in the morning. >>reporter: randy gunser owns a business in the neighborhood. he said he heard numerous altercations in the night, spilling out club purlieu. >>reporter: last night was billed as taxpayer thursday, featuring

marcus solis is live with the details. marcus? >> reporter: the postal service says it's all about safety. the owner says it's a little dog whose bark is worse than his bite. this is leo, the 15 pound woman. she received a notice that her mail would no longer be delivered because the dog was unrestrained. she disputes this saying the dog is behind a locked door 95% of the time the mail is delivered. on the occasion someone is home, leo is behind the storm door. the postal service wants her so assure them that the dog will be restrainted during hours -- restrained during hours of delivery. is your dog dangerous? >> no. he has never bitten anybody, never attacked anybody. is he a loud barker? yeah. but he gets excited when he sees people because he likes people. >> reporter: as we said, the postal service cites safety concerns. thousands of alert carriers nationally are bitten every year by dogs. i'll have more on that and a new report coming up. marcus solis, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >>> police in new jersey arresting a man for

eyewitness news reporter marcus solis is live in yonkers with reaction from noland's family. >> it's unclear whether or not mike noland is the intended target. he was involved in a dispute with the suspects the night it was made more difficult by uncooperative witnesses. >> they took my son for no reason whatsoever. they took my son. >> reporter: through a mother's tears, some closure. in an investigation that started with little evidence. a drive-by shooting with a popular local athlete, the victim. last september, mike noland was shot three times while in the parking lot of a burger king in yonkers. the 23-year-old died weeks later. police say the shooting was retaliation over a drag race. >> we believe there was a physical dispute that occurred earlier that night and then in to the morning hours. we believe that individual was involved in the dispute were the shooters and shooting at people they believed were involved in the dispute. >> reporter: for months, detectives interviewed over 20 people, reviewed surveillance footage, and combed through social media. this morning four arr

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you've got to take solis that you're buying shares that will eventually be seen as being on sale. perspective purchasers of stocks should much prefer sinking prices. take that the next bowl market. for more lessons go to jillmoneywatch jillmoneywatchers.com. >> thank you jill, we appreciate it. >>> no delays. if you're heading out to dia, security our chance for severe weather today does remain down into the south part of texas and louisiana and more to the north. we could get bigger thunderstorms, and possible hail out of these and bigger thunderstorms possible, tornado. fairly mild into the northeast. midwest is feeling good today. 56 degrees in minneapolis. and more rain, more snore in the pacific in the west. let's check with joel hillan. how is the morning drive going? >> it should be excellent drive if you're headed to the airport. this is us 6 and sheraton. there's an accident along sheraton. watt or if that. along i-70, there's a stall near i-270, not causing delays. and along pena boulevard, a great drive to dia. >> it feels cooler out at 29 degrees in denver. coming up n

marcus solis, "eyewitness news." >> so great to see the smiles. >> mike looks great. good for him. good for the firefightersp. >>> "eyewitness news" at 5:00 begins right now. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 comments@captioncolorado.com >>> heartbreak on staten island. a mother is shot and killed trying to rescue her son who was also gunned down. >>> first, breaking news. two lanes south of ramsey are closed while police investigate a motorcycle accident. we're told that the motorcycle crashed after weaving in and out of traffic going about 100 police saw the motorcyclist driving erratically and began the pursuit. >> the motorcyclist was heading south on 17 when he slammed into the back of a car. he suffered significant injuries, but they do not appear to be life-threatening. >>> now to new details about the mother and son gunned down on staten island. tonight we're hearing from the woman's husband and father of the young man. the mother raced to rescue her son from an armed man on the street in front of their apartment and had her getting killed herself, which has

marcus solis is live with this story. >>reporter: david, liz, the victim remains in critical condition. to speak to her but this is where she was found and what police want to know is whether or not her injuries were suffered as a result of an accident or was she the victim of a crime? she was found bleeding from the head around 6:45 tuesday morning at the back of 6700-henry street. she lives on the other side of town. police did not get involved until it was determined that the injuries were part of a result of being pushed out of the open staircase. she had lacerations to her head, knees and face. they saw her earlier at the metro train station a few blocks away. police reviewed surveillance video and confirmed she was at the train station around midnight. there is still a six-hour gap that they cannot fill. >> at this point, until she regains consciousness, we have nothing. very little to go on. >> there are surveillance cameras here. there are cameras at this location. police say they do not work and so they're of no

i'm marcus solis. the story coming up. >> and just a few months left of school and summer fun is on the brain. >>> the fight over equal pay spreading to the soccer field. several stars from the world cup winning u.s. women's national team angry over what they say is wage discrimination. they say it's not fair their male counterparts earn more when the women are the best in the world. brandihitt--brandi hitt is live in los angeles. >> they believe they deserve a much larger cut of the revenue they've helped rake in, especially when compared to the men's salaries. solo and three other high profile teammates believe they should be compensated fairly. filing a federal complaint with the equal employment opportunity commission. lloyd tweeting, historic moment. proud of the strength of this team. >> we continue to be told we should be grateful just to have the opportunity to play professional soccer. >> reporter: appearing on nbc's today show, their lawyer also cited the women's 2015 contribution to u.s. soc

marcus solis, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> connecticut school officials have voted not to renew the license of a former principal who was caught on camera dragging children. videotape captured carmen perez dixon dragging kindergarten children down the hall in a bridgeport school in 2012. she retired after school authorities suspended her but she later applied to renew her teaching certificate. staff accused her of hitting children. be able to take the s.a.t.s for free. they took the test for no cost. by next year it's going to be available to all students in all high schools. s.a.t. registration fees typically start at $43. there are extra fees to take the essay portion or register by phone. >>> ivy league football coaches winning praise for their move to reduce concussions. eight coaches unanimously agreed last week to end all tackling in practice. going forward tackling is only going to take place during games. dartmouth ended tackling five years ago and players there have had fewer concussions and fewer injuries overall. >>> well known soccer star brandy chastain is pledging to d

david solis is charged with secondary murder. it happened during an argument. souls posted bond and is out of jail tonight.>>> a story that we've been following for more than one month now, more than 700 dogs rescued from the haven in hope county are now finally available for adoption. adoption begins tomorrow morning at a temporary shelter at 2215 nash st. 2215 nash st. doors will open at 10 am. potential adopters should bring a photo id, proof of address, and a pet transfer great. >>> lg bt to message to government today. the ordinance allows us transgender people to use the bathroom of the gender for which they identify. republican state lawmakers say they plan to address this issue at the general. assembly. someone they ordinance to be overturn before it takes effect on april 1. that will require a special session with a price they called on lawmakers to not get involved.>> i am tired of being told that i cannot use the women's dressing room. i am sick of getting my food >> the general. assembly does need to act to are not passing these sorts of political s

marcus solis is live at the courthouse with more. >> the da's office admits that richard rosario did not receive a fair trial. his conviction has been vacated he hasn't been fully exonerated yet but he is out of prison. >> reporter: smiling from ear to ear, richard rosario walked out of a bronx courtroom a free man. outside, his only comment for the press, reciting the names of other prisoners who are being appealed. for rosario, it's been a two-decade fight to clear his name. >> i've been in 20 years for a crime i didn't commit. my family didn't deserve this. i didn't deserve this, nor the victim's family or the victim. >> reporter: in 1996 rosario was accused of shooting another man in the soundview section of the bronx. he had a list of 13 people who vouched for his alibi that he was in florida the day of the murder. police never followed up and neither did his then-appointed court attorney. >> we know is weak infallible, and once a jury renders a conviction, it's virtually impossible to get that conviction undone. exxoneration initiative have worked on his case for the last six y

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we're live in staten island, marcus solis, channel 7 eyewitness news >> all right, marcus, thank you. >>> 4:34. an the rocketed past issues last night for open war on donald trump. and it was a unique moment in the history of presidential campaigns as trump addressed marco rubio's repeated attacks >> you referred to my hands if they're small something else must be small. i guarantee you there's no problem. i guarantee you. >> wow! trump, rubio and ted cruz clawed at each other, hurling insuments and repeatedly interrupting one another. >> donald trump has basically mocked everybody with personal attacks. he's done so on this campaign for last year. donald trump has basically mocked everybody with personal attacks. >> this little guy has lied so much about my record. >> here we go, the personal attacks. >> he has lie so much about my record. >> you see what happens again when you challenge him on a policy issue? you asked him about the economy and the first thing he does is launch an attack about some little guy thing. >> don't worry about it, little marco. >> if, in fact, you went to

here's our reporter mark solis. >> i don't know enough about it, but it's always a concern when you hear tb. >> reporter: dozens of students have been exposed to tuberculosis. eyewitness news learned a school bus monitor who may have contracted the potentially fatal infection while out of the country fell ill two weeks ago. >> the patient became sick enough that someone else had the person evaluated by medical staff and the person was admitted to the hospital. >> reporter: the health department sent a letter to parents of students saying exposure was limited because it did not occur on school grounds. while juggling privacy concerns the vague wording has left parents wondering. >> we don't know, was it a student or staff member. so i'm a little concerned about that, not knowing. >> reporter: tb requires symptoms include cough, weight loss, fatigue and night sweats. the students are being administered skin tests, so far none testing positive. >> it doesn't even mean because that child was potentially exposed that the child will ever have tb. very treatable. >> reporter: the bus monitor wh

here's "eyewitness news" reporter marcus solis. >> without them, i wouldn't be here. >> reporter: there's no other way to put it because boiling down the story is simple. statistically speaking, mike should be dead, but here he is thanking the first responders who saved his life. >> i told them i loved him, man, because you know what? they love what they do. they have a passion for what they do, and they care. >> reporter: last month, he was at the irish mini mart on mcclain avenue when he suffered a massive heart attack. yonkers engine 313 responded. there was no pulse so they shocked his heart with the defibrillator then attached the device called the lucas thumper, which administrated chest compressions while paramedics transported him to the hospital. >> it just likes in. we all -- if just clicks in. we all knew what we had to do. >> they told my family that, you know, there was a good chance of brain damage and all but because the gentlemen of so quick and so early, no damage whatsoever. >> reporter: that despite spending a week in a medically induced coma. other than weakness, he sa

eyewitness news reporter marcus solis live in ardent heights. good morning, marcus. >>reporter: good morning, ken. what a fall from grace for one of the occupants of that car, an nypd lieutenant who goes from promotion to suspension all within the span of a week. you see, the group was here at this sports bar celebrating the lieutenant's promotion, and then when they went to leave, occurred at the hair salon next occurred at the hair salon next door. take a look at the video. it shows the car backing into the hair do or dye salon. the storefront, the glass just comes raining down. the glass completely shatter. the driver tries to get out of the car, but is unable to because the support column is pinning the door. and then the vehicle moves forward, but the car cannot get completely out of the front of the store, and that is when the officers are said to have taken off in another car. it was the lieutenant and two detectives. the accident itself was not reported until the next day, and so yesterday the nypd suspended the three. the owner of the hair salon says the acc

marcus solis, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >>> an investigation is under way tonight into an emergency landing by a small plane on long island. the faa says it will try to figure out why a cessna 152 was forced to land at sunken meadow state park. the pilot did call air traffic control to say the train was in trouble. the plane dropped off the radar about four miles west of stony brook hospital. two people, an instructor and student were on the plane. thankfully, they were not hurt. >>> when we come back, lee gold with his accuweather forecast. all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. that's because we've been working hard to give you better service, and it shows. we came back for internet speeds so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows on demand just as fast as we can watch them. for $89.99 a month you'll get 100 meg ultra-fast internet, popular hd channels and unlimited calling. twc's home wifi is so strong we can use all our devices at the same time. and that's kinda cool. call

diana williams and david novarro and marcus solis and nina pineda all answered questions from the crowd. viewers also shared story ideas with us about housing, politics, education, and anti-gun legislation. remember, you can also reach out to us at our website, abc7ny. >> our viewers aren't shy. >>> accuweather forecast. talk about some severe weather. >> five tornado reports across oklahoma and kansas and we have incredible video of the actual formation. if you look at this, you can see the tornado making the connection with the ground, and it becomes a tornado at that stage. a super cell thunderstorm has rotating air in the horizontal. when it makes that connection, you can see the tornado form. it's amazing to see it slow down. it's like you have a big whirl and small whirls around it so it's called multiple vorteces. we could have heavy downpours. one home destroyed confirmed near the tulsa area. the empire state building is in green tonight for the new york cosmos' home opener. 47 degrees right now. it's been holding steady much of the evening. south wind at 9. high today, 56 degre

here's eyewitness news reporter marcus solis. >> reporter: construction now underway on the bridge rated by the state as the worst structurally in all of westchester county, but as with any project, there are traffic concerns for residents and businesses. >> people won't want to come this way. they'll spend 20 minutes in traffic, they'll go somewhere else. >> this is a major road for the river towns and for people paul over the river towns i -- all over the river towns trying to get to the highways and central westchester. >> reporter: the bridge spans the sawmill river parkway and the through-way. already the northbound exit and entrance ramp to the sawmill has been closed and soon these temporary lane closures will be full time limiting traffic to one lane each direct. ambulances will be equipped with special -- each direction. ambulances will be equipped with special devices. to the hospital, they can change their traffic light for the congestion, but i still think it will be a challenge. >> reporter: much of the concern is how long it's expected to take to finish the project, a whopp

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marcus solis, channel 7 eye witness news. >>> the major arrest from the paris attacks may have been planning another assault. he is now charged with terrorist murder for the attacks that killed 130 people back in november. he was taken into police custody on friday after a raid in belgium. investigators are now revealing what he may have been planning in the near future >> the next information out is we found a lot of heavy weapons and seen a new network of people around him. >> we're also learning that he was reportedly running towards police when he was shot in the leg. >>> investigators hope to exam the cockpit and voice recorders from a plane that crashed in russia. both the black boxes are badly damaged but they're trying to salvage what they can. other teams will try to get the runway repaired. 62 passengers and crew were killed when the fly dubai 737 went down. there was severe weather at the time but the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> a possible robbery pattern on long island and police need your help to find the crook. this is a sketch of the man nassau county invest

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.>>> millions all over the world solve this, the only tolar soli eclipse of the year. the live feed of the man was provided in san francisco, and people in indonesia, fornia and sumatra could see this live, and they were reminded not to look directly at the sun. it blocked the light from the sun just after 430 after 4:30 pm -- and next year a total solar eclipse available in visible in the u. s., but in the bay area, we will only see a partial eclipse. >>> nasa researchers are excited about the latest project, small enough to fit in your hand, this is a microsatellite. it can be as little as a 4 inch cube that weighs up to 2 pounds, one of the leading centers for testing and operating these very small satellites. one big advantage is that the smaller satellites are a lot less expensive. >> perhaps a few million dollars in this case as opposed to the tens or hundreds of millions of dollars.>> i won't one. -- i want one. they can talk to one another and coordinate locations, and together they can cover a wide area. that is helpful when you monitor climate change, cultura